Sacred Haven of Debauchery

Regarding everything else, you can look at it from different angles, but I can't help but say this: what a nightmare!
Oven, come on, think about it. Where were you offended? About your mother? You yourself said that she is your Internet limiter; Heroist just repeated it.

repeated? Oh no, he rephrased it. My mother asked me to finish the renovation in her room, which is why I didn't plan to GM until January; I planned to deal with things in real life first. And he presented it as if my mother ORDERED me to "turn off the computer and go work – time for business, an hour for pleasure," portraying me as some kind of overgrown child whose mother forbids him from drinking, smoking, and sitting in front of the TV/computer after midnight.

The problem wasn't that real life limits your time on the Internet (this is perfectly normal; most people here are in the same situation, unable to spend hours on the forum for various reasons), but that you were the only one who tried to use this fact to justify the shortcomings of your set in response to criticism.

That's not true. I was only justifying the partial release of the set.

That's not good. Just say, "I have little time, but it will be finished later." That's enough; everyone does that.

I said that "it will be finished later," but I wasn't heard. Or are you being deceitful?

And regarding the descriptions, Heroist is absolutely right. Is it forbidden to copy? Why did you come to that conclusion? In my Avatar-based Mafia, I created the introduction based on the opening scene of the cartoon. But if you copy, you either choose small but concise quotes that immediately make everything clear (for example, if I were working on a set for Amber, I could use Corvin's thoughts about their strengths as descriptions of the roles), or you create a mix of your own description and book quotes. It's definitely not worth copying the entire book here (well, not the whole thing, but you get the idea). If I misinterpreted your intentions and you were going to do what I'm advising you now, I apologize.

I'll say it one last time: The brief character descriptions were there, but those who hadn't read the book, and it's very long, couldn't understand who was good and who was bad from them, and they asked me to provide a description of the world. In the Mafias I played before, the world was usually described by the GM, or it was an existing world like "Dune," "Game of Thrones," or "Warhammer," and the description was usually found on a wiki. Agree that a description created and edited by fans, which they have been polishing for months, will always be of higher quality than something a person can write in a day. That's why I was confused for a long time by the unwillingness to click on the link and read the character and plot descriptions on the wiki. And when I finally gave in to the pressure and spent a few hours copying and editing the description, I received only negativity in response. Now, apparently, I am obliged to delete all this and write it again in my own words. I calculated how much time it would take, and I was really angry. And after that, when they started attacking me when I was already angry, do you expect me to respond positively? Did you deserve it?

Regarding violence, additions, and all that... People can be understood for being upset by it. We sometimes say a sharp word, but resorting to threats is too much. You are wrong, Oven. And in general, be calmer. You often respond negatively to completely neutral posts, as far as I can see. Yes, a large number of criticisms of your work can be discouraging. But keep it to yourself; the only problem people have here is that they write a lot and often. This may be a little unpleasant for you (well, what can you do, there's one GM, and many consumers, everyone wants to have their say), but if you allow yourself to respond negatively, that's when all the bad things will start. People will just be surprised: "I didn't write anything like that; why is he so angry?" Well, you get the idea. Take it easy, and people will be drawn to you.

Thank you, but being calmer is not for me. And one thing is a "sharp word" {I can do that myself, for example:

answer again about the video with homosexuals

wasn't one answer enough? Do you want more? Well, you were definitely lying about the anal orgasm: D}, and another is personal attacks or jokes about rape. I personally know several people who have experienced violence, and therefore I don't consider it a topic for jokes under any circumstances. Well, the fact that Heroist and Severfal have not even tried to de-escalate the situation, lower the temperature, and at least acknowledge the inappropriateness of their words {let alone apologize} only confirms that they are just ordinary trolls. Drakosha1: I posted it in parts so that people could read it and start formulating some comments and questions about the players that were already posted. You need to value time, and not just your own, but also others'. 2. There were a few paragraphs, but they didn't satisfy people; they demanded a detailed description of the world for those who hadn't read it. 3. Sometimes, it's enough to make a person answer for their words once, and they will think before they speak for the rest of their life. If you ignore them, a human-like creature will grow up, confident that anything is allowed. Added 3 minutes ago

Am I understanding correctly,

no.

and is it difficult?

It's not difficult; it's difficult to communicate with people who only want to kick you:mad: